Check out this video to learn how to get your slip and fall medical bills paid in Florida. Then call Perenich the Law Firm for a free legal consultation.
Question:
Who is going to pay my slip and fall medical bills?
Answer: Every day we take calls from people who were injured in all types of ways. Recently, I took a call from a lady who was injured in Clearwater when she slipped and fell in a store. The first question she asked me was, “Who’s going to pay for my medical expenses?” I told her the people who are responsible are going to pay. She was nervous because, obviously, we can’t make guarantees, but, because of my extensive experience prosecuting claims for the negligence that causes people to fall, I felt confident that I could tell her, “Don’t worry about it.”
In Florida, anybody who owns property and expects people to come onto their property has to make it safe. They have to make it safe for anybody that they foreseeably anticipate will come onto their premises. If people come onto their premises and they get hurt because there was something dangerous, this is called the dangerous places type of case. We call it slip and fall, but it’s really about dangerous places. The people who own the dangerous places have the responsibility to pay the medical bills.
If you’re concerned that you might have medical bills that aren’t going to be paid, call me today. I want to give you peace of mind, and I want to get your medical bills paid. I don’t want you to have medical debt when somebody else had a true responsibility to make the place safe and they didn’t. We can do so much more than that, of course, but if you’re concerned about your medical expenses and who’s going to pay for them, I’m a phone call away.
(727) 669-2828
Every day we take calls from people who were injured in all types of ways. Recently, I took a call from a lady who was injured in Clearwater when she slipped and fell in a store. The first question she asked me was, “Who’s going to pay for my medical expenses?” I told her the people who are responsible are going to pay. She was nervous because, obviously, we can’t make guarantees, but, because of my extensive experience prosecuting claims for the negligence that causes people to fall, I felt confident that I could tell her, “Don’t worry about it.”
